The Akamba in British East Africa An Ethnological Monograph
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This tail is not found in the whole of Ivast I Ti i • 1 T , -1 ^'g- 77- YoiuiE Lkamba cithcr. In this case we may assert wiih „• .,. , -i ■ •' gu 1 s tau, (lecorat- grcater ccrtainty tliat hcre an original custom has ed with beads and been abandoncd, presumably on account of the fine iron chains.
increasing use of cotton cloth. In Kra[)rs tinic J^il^^m"'^- Kthn.
the tail must still havc bccn in use, as he says ^,""- A "^t- ^ize.
that the Kamba women at Rabai in the hintcr- \\\\. 12.7. 116.
' Ih...is was the case in the 'nineties, according to M. Scliocllcr, Mittcil. über meine Reise nach lüiuatorial-Afrika und ruanda II, p. 30).
374 Lindblom, The Akamba land of Mombasa vvore it, and these Akamba had emigrated from the present Kitui district. One niay also see them still worn by young girls as dancing Ornaments.
Finally in Ulu a rectangular loin-cloth [kahi^gd) that is worn by girls is also made out of skin. This is decorated with beads, sometimes arranged in geometrical patterns on the piece of skin, sometimes forming hanging strings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This tail is not found in the whole of Ivast I Ti i • 1 T , -1 ^'g- 77- YoiuiE Lkamba cithcr. In this case we may assert wiih „• .,. , -i ■ •' gu 1 s tau, (lecorat- grcater ccrtainty tliat hcre an original custom has ed with beads and been abandoncd, presumably on account of the fine iron chains.
increasing use of cotton cloth. In Kra[)rs tinic J^il^^m"'^- Kthn.
the tail must still havc bccn in use, as he says ^,""- A "^t- ^ize.
that the Kamba women at Rabai in the hintcr- \\\\. 12.7. 116.
' Ih...is was the case in the 'nineties, according to M. Scliocllcr, Mittcil. über meine Reise nach lüiuatorial-Afrika und ruanda II, p. 30).
374 Lindblom, The Akamba land of Mombasa vvore it, and these Akamba had emigrated from the present Kitui district. One niay also see them still worn by young girls as dancing Ornaments.
Finally in Ulu a rectangular loin-cloth [kahi^gd) that is worn by girls is also made out of skin. This is decorated with beads, sometimes arranged in geometrical patterns on the piece of skin, sometimes forming hanging strings.
What to read after The Akamba in British East Africa An Ethnological Monograph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerhard Lindblom to read onlineMoreLess
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